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This show may get trotted out over and over, but that’s because it works. There isn’t a bad song, the cheesy premise delivers on all levels and it is suitable for kids too. Sue Pollard has opportunity once again to prove that, whacky as she may seem off stage, on it she is a pro, and a pro with a sensational voice. Annie was good too, as were all the kids and even the dog. But top marks go to Daddy Warbucks, whose voice thundered through the theatre making the hairs stand on all our necks.
Theatre Royal, 17 August
4/5
Andrew Kay

It was beautiful. The huge basement room in the Komedia was packed with supporters of new stand-up comedy. And what a fantastic night we had. Hilarious Murray Cummings and endearing Tim Watts did their first ever turn at the Komedia; Julie Jepson, Laura Mugridge, Joe Rowntree and headliner Nick Wilty made us roar with laughter; and Dan Allen stormed it with a deliciously deadpan set. But star of it all was compere, Seann Walsh. Charming, rousing and with a killer wit, we felt lucky to have him, and Comic Boom, all to our Brighton selves. A very special night.
Komedia, 30 July
5/5
Kerry Herbert

GOT was like a 3 tiered cake of a bash! The mid floor was a lucious break from the absurdity of the other floors playing floor classics in the dry zone. A great place to grab a fast beverage at the cheap as H&M plimmys bar. The bottom floor banged out all the chart remixes and funky house that has given GOT a widely orientated partyhead reputation! Ladybex and Smiffy the demons of the decks dealt out body shakers as foam spewed into every crevice, washing away the sins of the weekend. And if that was plenty, check out the new roof terrace, far more than a plank for two, the huge expanse leaves you breathless (that and your chain smoking!) Real icing on the cake, I crammed in the whole cake and I could had more should they offered.
Revenge, 2 August
4/5
Jaime Petit

Stevenson’s Edinburgh preview was a lovely little show. Essentially she just told stories from her varied life spent as a model, VIP door girl at a London club, as a comic actress in the Office and as a stand up, with a few jokes and facts about spiders thrown in for good measure. However, she has a warm and engaging storytelling style which makes her stories not just funny, but intreguing. It was a preview and so the show wasn’t superslick but it was good fun all the same. when you go home.
Komedia, 30 July
4/5
Ralph Miller